Feb
WHAT SHOULD YOU BRING TO DUNE AND DESTROY?
We have reached the thick of desert riding season!
Whether you are headed to the desert for a day trip or a long weekend of riding and camping, good preparation will save you from a lot of hassle. Our friends over at Dune and Destroy roll deep and go big so we asked them to share their top tips for an epic trip to the desert so we can share what the best things to bring to Dune and Destroy are!
These are the things you will always find at the Dune and Destroy campsite:
BELCHING BEAVER “DUNE LIGHT” BEER
No desert trip would be complete without a Dune and Destroy “Dune Light” Lager!
TRAEGER BRAND “TRAEGER PELLETS”
Smoked meat? Say no more!
Wood pellets and a Traeger grill are a must to feed and please a big crowd!
Spare/Backup Generator
Most motorhomes and toy haulers have onboard generators, but they are not quiet. The Honda EU3000iS portable generator is powerful enough to power any rig quietly. In eco mode, it can run for 7.2 to 20 hours.
Site Shade
If you’re hanging out in the dunes, you’ll love Site Shade. They make lightweight, durable, and compact shades that are easy to tote to your favorite dune. Easy setup means you’ll have a cool and comfortable shade spot at any outdoor site in hot desert climates.
FIREWOOD
Campfires are essential when camping in the desert. Be sure to pack enough wood for your entire trip!
SEEDEVIL LIGHT
Brighten up any campsite with SeeDevil LED balloon lights. They are perfect for hanging out or when you need a lot of light to work on your rigs and prep for the morning.
AIR COMPRESSOR
An entry-level or budget conscious UTV enthusiast will appreciate the powerful VIAIR 300P SXS Portable Air Compressor. An easy-to-read gauge is on top of the unit to monitor tire pressure.
IMPACT GUN
This Milwaukee M18 FUEL impact wrench can deliver 1000 ft–lbs. of fastening torque with just one key. An impressive 1400 ft–lbs. of nut-busting torque.
REPAIR TOOLS
Make sure that you always have a tool kit handy in case your vehicle breaks down and you can’t get back to camp to fix your ride.
EXTRA UNDIES
Getting the case of “Swass” (refer to the Urban Dictionary) can be a serious issue while riding in the hot desert all day. Play it safe and pack a fresh set or two of spare undies. Stay fresh and Shreddy in Shreddy “Shredwear”.
HEY DUDES SHOES AND PRP SOCKS
Do you want to be the freshest dude in the sand? With Hey Dudes, you’re gonna be putting out some serious swag vibes. Enhance your look with a patriotic pair of PRP socks!
PIT BIKE
Pit bikes are essential if you want to get from campsite to campsite quickly. There is nothing quite like pulling up on three wheels on a Honda 70.
EXTRA HEATWAVES
When you send it too hard, you could lose your heatwave sunglasses. Make sure you always have a spare pair on hand and keep the heat going all day long!
TOW STRAP
There is no telling when you’ll get stuck or when you’ll run into someone stuck in the sand who could use a hand. A SpeedStrap tow strap or recovery rope is an excellent must have addition to your side-by-side and is easy to store.
FIRST AID KIT
Whether you’re at your campsite or out on the dunes it’s a good idea to always be prepared for emergencies and keep a first aid kit on hand.
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